West Indian Yarns
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It was a lovely night. The moon was full, and lit up the scenery, of the bay. Through and under the latge almond trees that lined the shore I could see the gently rippling A Doctor's Yarn. 201 waves, flashing and breaking into a thousand fragments of silvery sheen as they ran up the pebbly beach. The tall, scarped hills stood out sharply against the sky, and in the mountain behind the little town the ravines seemed all the darker and more gloomy because its crown and ridges were bathed in light.... Every thing seaward was as visible as in the daytime : the very ropes in the couple of barques that lay at anchor could be discerned, and I could see the cap'en on board the Gem, a little sloop I had chartered, making ready for a start.
So I had to be off ; and giving Peter a bundle of wraps to carry, I followed that imperfeftly-clad imp to the beach where a small dingy was waiting, in charge of the man, who with Peter, composed the crew of the Gem. With a struggle, a stumble and a bump, I deposited myself and my belongings in the bow, and with the help of some good-natured idlers we shoved off.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was a lovely night. The moon was full, and lit up the scenery, of the bay. Through and under the latge almond trees that lined the shore I could see the gently rippling A Doctor's Yarn. 201 waves, flashing and breaking into a thousand fragments of silvery sheen as they ran up the pebbly beach. The tall, scarped hills stood out sharply against the sky, and in the mountain behind the little town the ravines seemed all the darker and more gloomy because its crown and ridges were bathed in light.... Every thing seaward was as visible as in the daytime : the very ropes in the couple of barques that lay at anchor could be discerned, and I could see the cap'en on board the Gem, a little sloop I had chartered, making ready for a start.
So I had to be off ; and giving Peter a bundle of wraps to carry, I followed that imperfeftly-clad imp to the beach where a small dingy was waiting, in charge of the man, who with Peter, composed the crew of the Gem. With a struggle, a stumble and a bump, I deposited myself and my belongings in the bow, and with the help of some good-natured idlers we shoved off.
What to read after West Indian Yarns?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Hammond Hawtayne to read onlineMoreLess
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